The National Movie “We will not pay anything” starring Samantha Schmutz passes at the afternoon session of TV Globo this Wednesday (14). The feature is inspired by an Italian piece, famous for social criticism by portraying a moment of financial crisis.
Directed by João Fonseca, the film revolves around Antonia (Samantha Schmutz), who is unemployed and begins to have difficulty paying the bills while looking for a new unsuccessful work.
After going to the market with the money told and realizing that prices have increased, she revolts and ends up infecting other customers. Everyone decides to take the products from the market and leave without paying as a protest.
The text is an adaptation of the play “non si paid! Non si paid!”, Written by Italian Dario Fo, in the 1970s. The original story tells the story of a people who decide to stop paying tax as a way to protest against corruption.
Dario Fo won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1997.
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This content was originally published in “Let’s not pay anything”: film inspired by an Italian piece makes social criticism on the website CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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